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Make a constraint to the believed polluted area could be done by locking every access door as well as placed indication in vital locations to prevent any type of workers entering the properties and risking themselves to asbestos direct exposures. Do not fail to remember to turn off any kind of air handling system to stop a larger area of exposure.
Never ever try to interrupt anything on the damaged site. Contact the authorities, as an example, the centers management or the safety staff and notify the situation ASAP.
Various other participants of the workplace need to be notified also about the scenario. Those that are responsible for the upkeep, especially worrying asbestos product, should be the concern of the information flow. The even more people find out about the incident, even more people will be able to prevent the others from entering the broken website and also risking their lives from being exposed to asbestos fibers.
Nonetheless, the maintenance supervisor will certainly have the obligation to do the following step.
This step is needed to get a risk assessment and also the best administration strategy immediately.
The asbestos consultant will certainly after that come to the infected location to examine the presumed product. Sample-collecting can additionally be performed if needed. When the example taken has a positive result, notify the asbestos material administration organizer as well as continuously the following action (factor 7). The example result is unfavorable, inform the asbestos product management coordinator, and continuously direct 9.
The coordinator of asbestos product administration takes in a licensed contractor to do the clean-up. This process is carried out in accompany with the asbestos professional.
This process is carried out in the contaminated location to earn certain that the level of the dust is still appropriate based on the exposure level. A physical evaluation is also carried out after the removal process, to validate that the elimination has actually reached a guideline.
The action is taken to ensure the security of unguarded employees that go into the site. When completed, the asbestos specialist releases a record of clearance.
All staff who take care of the decontamination process arrange a meeting to assess the asbestos administration strategy.
As a component of sharing the knowledge of safety and security gear and also treatments that ought to be carried out, it would certainly be smart that not just a professional can comprehend the steps of emergency treatments. Nevertheless, it is extremely advised to make use of an experienced and accredited specialist to do the job.
Painting, PVC adhesive or silicon sealer.
If you accidentally damage ACM, like interior or outside level sheet, asbestos consisting of sheet (ACS), or asbestos consisting of corrugated sheet (ACCS), probably a vital factor would certainly be to cut the spread of asbestos fibers/dust.
It's the Foundation's belief you require just to handle ACM in an emergency condition, to create percentages of damaged ACM protected.
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Promptly wet down the impacted damaged region as well as clean any kind of dirt or visible residue off with wet wipe, position the damp mop in a heavy duty trash can and also double the bag. Seal any type of exposed damaged sides of the ACM with paint, PVC glue or silicon kind sealer – this will certainly guarantee the asbestos fibers will not seep out from the ACM. Double wrap any damaged items of ACM in heavy plastic sheeting and also disposal of at your nearest accredited 'asbestos' disposal facility – Do not CONTAINER – or else get in touch with a certified asbestos removalist.
Meticulously remove your 'Em ergency Asbestos Personal Security Devices', keeping the face cover and also latex gloves to last as well as place all devices in increased up strong trash can, tie each bag closed making use of duct tape as well as securely taken care of it. Never make use of a power device or vacuum cleaner to clean up or work with ACMs.
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The Genie in the Ring:
How Thailand and Malaysia Broke the Developmentalist State Rules
But Got Rich Anyway
1. East Asia is known for some of the fastest rates of economic development in the world. Japan industrialized in an extremely short time. South Korea in the 1960's and 1970's had the fastest rate of economic growth recorded under capitalism. Korea held the record for speedy growth until the 1990's and 2000's. The new record holder is China.
2. The secret of rapid East Asian economic growth is the developmentalist state. The developmentalist state is a super-rational state with highly qualified technocrats and an amazing development plan. It tells industry what to do and backs up its instructions with cheap loans and other government freebies. In theory, governments ought to be less efficient than free markets. But these super-planners are so good at what they do that the plan works. And the plan DID work in Japan, Korea and China.
3. For a developmentalist state to work, you need many ingredients to come together. It is like baking a cake or making a souffle. Having one ingredient missing makes the whole concoction fall flat. You need
a. Super competent government bureaucrats AND
b. Complete political and regime stability so big business has to do what the government says AND
c. Complete independence from strong foreign powers such as the United States and Europe so that they can not distort your policies to favor their companies AND
d. No foreign ownership of companies so all the bosses are local and are subject to local laws AND
e. The government determines national investment patterns AND
f. Long term consistency in the plan so the grand long term design has time to work
Japan, Korea and China had all of this. The rest of Asia does not.
4. Much of the rest of Asia is growing very rapidly. Thailand and Malaysia are noted success stories.
5. Thailand does not fit most of the characteristics of a developmentalist state.
a. There is substantial foreign ownership of firms. Thailand gets some negotiating power because foreign ownership is divided up among Japan, China, Taiwan and the U.S. But there are still a lot of foreigners.
b. Thailand does not have regime stability. Since World War II, Thailand has had many transitions between dictatorship and democracy, a number of nationwide popular uprisings, coups overthrowing dictators, and regime changes in elections. The policies of each successive government differ from those that preceded it.
c. The constant political instability means that government bureaucrats are in no position to give powerful businessmen orders. They may need the support of those businessmen in the next crisis.
d. Investment patterns in Thailand are largely determined by the private sector.
6. Malaysia does not fit most of the characteristics of a developmentalist state, although it is a better fit than Thailand.
a. There is massive foreign ownership of local companies.
b. Regimes have been stable but development plans have changed frequently.
c. Malaysia does very little government direction of investment.
Neither Thailand nor Malaysia approach Chinese rates of economic development. Yet both countries are economically robust, outperforming most economies in the Global South. What is their secret?
In the story of Aladdin and the Magic Lamp, at the two-thirds mark, Aladdin loses his lamp and the genie within it. All signs are that Aladdin is doomed.
Aladdin does just fine because he also has a ring that has a perfectly good genie. The Ring Genie gets him out of trouble, insures his prosperity and even gets him his original lamp back.
What is the Ring Genie for Thailand and Malaysia?
Natural Resources.
Canadian development economists have long argued that natural resources are the basis of economic growth. They argue this because that is precisely what happened in Canada. (Canada got rich by exporting first furs, then timber, then finally wheat. It made good money off the furs and timber, and amazing money off the wheat.) The argument that natural resources are the basis of all growth is known in the literature as "staples theory".
Thailand is an agricultural paradise and has turned the processing of that agricultural bounty into a basis for development. It has a long historical tradition of selling rare forest products such as tropical woods and exotic animal goods to China. The cyclical nature of commodity prices induced Thailand to move from simple harvesting of natural products to industrial processing of those products. Lumbering engendered the rise of a furniture industry. Thailand is a major player in manufactured food. (Think growing coconuts and selling canned coconut milk). Tapioca flour is a major product. Thailand was an early innovator in commercial aquaculture, as well as the processing of fish into more advanced products such as fish meal and condiments. Thailand is geologically well endowed with precious stones. Thailand turned this endowment along with their supply of cheap labor into a world class finished jewelry business. The jewelry industry has expanded to the point where Thailand has to import most of the stones used to fill its orders.
Just as occurred in Canada, the success of the staple sector provided funding for moving into more traditional forms of manufacture. Thailand has a textile industry (as does nearly every country in Asia). Foreign buyers often subcontract with Thailand to make footwear, toys, automobile parts or more recently computer components.
With the exception of automobile parts, and computer components, most of these industries are low to medium tech. They are also relatively inexpensive, needing only modest investments of capital. With good natural resource endowments, cheap labor, and acceptable levels of education, Thailand did not need a full-fledged developmentalist state to build a manufacturing economy. It could just muddle through in a semi-free-market way with the industries it had.
Malaysia is an even more flagrant example of the benefits of natural resources. In the early twentieth century, when Malaya was a British colony, it was the world's leading producer of rubber. Malaya was also a major producer of tin. The British colonial government ignored the industrial development of Malaya to concentrate on those two sectors – but those two sectors were extremely lucrative.
In 1910, oil was discovered in Malaya. Malaysia is a relatively minor producer, # 27 in the world today. But oil is oil, and oil is profitable.
With steady financing from its three main raw materials, the Malaysian economy has never lacked the capital it needed to grow. Malaysia has the same wood businesses and fish businesses Thailand has. Malaysia has moved with mixed results into steel-making, automobile manufacture and electronics.
Note that both Thailand and Malaysia have excellent health care sectors; residents of other countries fly to both nations for advanced procedures.
What is the bottom line?
The most successful Asian economies have made use of a super-state. But one does not need the Genie of the Lamp of a full-fledged developmentalist state in order to achieve meaningful rates of economic growth. Thailand and Malaysia have used the Genie of the Ring, Natural Resources, to attain credible levels of economic development.
Canada used resources (Wheat). Australia used resources (Wool). The United States used resources (Cotton, then Wheat, then Oil). France used resources (French grapes are said to make good wine).
The Thailand and Malaysian examples are not oddball exceptions. They represent a pattern that is widespread throughout capitalism. There are a lot of countries out there that have rings with genies in them.
The details of developmental state policy in Thailand and Malaysia along with the industrial composition of their economies come from Jomo, K.S. et. al. Southeast Asia's Misunderstood Miracle: Industrial Policy and Economic Development in Thailand, Malaysia and Indonesia. (Westview 1997).
Supporting discussions can be found in Phongpaichit, Pasuk and Chris Baker. 2002. Thailand: Economy and Politics. New York, Oxford, and Gomez, Edmund Terence and K. S. Jomo 1997. Malaysia's Political Economy: Politics, Patronage and Profits. New York, Cambridge.
On staples theory, see Watkins, M. H. 1963. "Staple Theory of Economic Growth." Canadian Journal of Economics and Political Science 29: 141‑158


Ep#35 | She broke out of her marriage, family and carrier box!
Lisa Petersen was born and raised in Wisconsin. She married young and had 3 beautiful children. Lisa spent 15 years working in Veterinary Medicine and when her twins were 2 yrs old she left that position due to severe allergies in one of her son's. She spent several years home raising the kids and in 2003 her world changed. Lisa went through a tough divorce- and was left with no financial choice except to figure things out for herself and the kids.
But then Lisa was introduced in the Direct Sales industry and quickly discovered that this was a business she could do from home while being there for her kids. In early 2004 she packed up the kids and moved to Los Angeles to start over...VERY scary!!
Lisa's business started to grow and within 3 years she was making well over 6 figures a year. She also started helping many others make 6 and 7 figures a year that's when she realized the power of not only having her own business, but relationships and connections with others. The original company she started with closed their doors a few years ago and so she began her search for a new home.
With a few detours along the way Lisa have VERY happily landed with a fantastic company! Having very strong ethics and she's proud to have found a company that has the standards, products and mission she have been looking for! Touchstone Essentials has made her realize she found a new passion in the Healthy Living World! Lisa LOVE helping others build their businesses and find success they never dreamed of . . . now she can offer the best of both worlds . . . Health and Wealth!
Lisa have been in Los Angeles for 14 years. She now have 2 beautiful grandsons that fill her world and a wonderful significant other. As they travel the world together, she's able to share TS products and opportunity with people all over the globe!!
This episode took us down the memory lane :) I dearly consider Lisa as my American sister and being that, I am very very proud of what she'd accomplished and her continuing advocate to help others stay healthy.
Living a life that was expected of her, her world suddenly came crashing down but she managed to stay upright and faced the music. She bravely got out of her box and started a new life completely different from what she was accustomed to. She threw away the box that limited her capabilities and her chance to grow that eventually led her to help others.
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Damages for Loss of Household Services at Issue in Maryland Wrongful Death Case
January 16, 2020 | by Foran & Foran, P.A.
In Maryland, family members may bring a wrongful death action against a defendant whose negligence caused the death of their loved one. The Maryland wrongful death statute allows the plaintiffs to recover economic and non-economic monetary damages resulting from their loss. In a November 1, 2019 case, the Court of Special Appeals of Maryland reviewed the jury's award of damages to a plaintiff who had prevailed in her wrongful death action against the defendant.
The case arose from the death of the plaintiff's daughter's in 2013. The plaintiff filed a wrongful death action against the medical providers who treated her daughter, including the defendant. Following a trial, the jury found the defendant liable for the wrongful death of the plaintiff's twenty-two-year-old daughter. The jury awarded the plaintiff $500,000 in non-economic damages and $500,000 in economic damages for the loss of her daughter's services. The defendant subsequently appealed the jury's award of economic damages.
The specific issue on appeal was whether the plaintiff had sufficiently established her damages claim for the loss of her daughter's household services. The court confirmed that in a Maryland wrongful death action, a covered beneficiary may recover for both economic and non-economic damages. After reviewing Maryland case law and other legal authority, the Court of Special Appeals went on to present a three-part rule for determining when a beneficiary in a wrongful death action may recover economic damages for the loss of household services.
The court held that in order to establish that the loss of household services is a pecuniary loss, the plaintiff must present evidence of the following: the market value of the domestic services provided by the decedent; the duration the decedent would have likely provided the services; and the plaintiff's reasonable expectation that the decedent would provide such services. The court also explained that economic damages, especially future damages, must be established with reasonable certainty.
The court then applied the test in light of the evidence presented at trial. The court wavered on whether the plaintiff was required to present evidence of the specific market value or replacement cost of the services provided by her daughter, rather than a general prevailing wage. However, the court ultimately concluded that the lack of evidence as to the likely duration of her daughter's services warranted reversal. The court noted that her daughter was beginning her adult life, and there was no evidence that she planned on living with the plaintiff indefinitely. Acknowledging the plaintiff's devastating loss, the court recognized that household services may be recoverable as a pecuniary loss, but that in the instant case, there was insufficient evidence of the damages claim.
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Submission #1715: ElectroSpecter's SNES Demon's Crest in 36:51.32
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ElectroSpecter
decision: cancelled
About This Run
The main goal of this run was to get everything in the game (100% completion) as fast as possible. Getting all the items (even though I don't use most of them) is necessary to acheive the "good" ending, and also makes for a more entertaining video, I believe. My main chances to shine were during boss fights. The bosses in this game are (for the most part) highly manipulatable, making many of the normally frustrating bosses look extremely simple.
Aims for fastest possible time.
Items: 100%
Takes damage to save time.
Uses death as a shortcut.
Abuses programming errors in the game.
Manipulates luck.
Genre: Platform.
Sync Settings:
Use WIP1 Timing: ON
Allow Left+Right / Up+Down: ON
Volume Envelope Height Reading: OFF
Fake Mute desync workaround: ON
Sync samples with sound CPU: OFF
Somulo (the zombie dragon) is as easy as I make him look, but Hippogriff, (and many other bosses in this game) are much harder than they seem in this movie. Hippogriff 1 was probably the fight that I spent the most time on in this entire run. He usually flies up and out of range, but after several long attempts, I finally got him not only to stay down where I could hit him, but not attack at all, and die close to the ground.
Arma, the final boss of the level, took a while too. My main goal was to get him close to the ground when I deliver the final blow. If he's up in the air when he is defeated, it takes several hundred frames for him to descend and then start talking. I defeat him when he's on the ground.
From this point out, I try to use the Ground Gargoyle as much as possible to get through areas quickly. Jumping at the end of the dash extends the dash quite a bit, hence all the dash-jumping.
You're usually supposed to light the torches in the dark section of the catacombs, but with tool-assitance, it would just be plain silly to do things the "right way.
On the way up the vertical passage with Ovnunu, I try to ascend only when he's not breaking the walls, as this reduces lag. Ovnunu comes out of the slime when the mini-eyes are destroyed, and only when his pulsing slime reaches its midpoint, giving me a bit of leeway with how fast I kill the mini-eyes. I use Ground Gargoyle because his standing shot (as opposed to his jumping shot; you'll probably notice the difference) is twice as powerful as the normal fireball.
The horizontal section is quite windy, in case one is wondering why I'm able to fly so fast. Same goes for the large outdoor vertical section, except the wind is blowing up this time, aiding my jumps up the wall.
My main goal for Arma 2 was killing him when he was touching the ground, as before. I managed to catch him in a loop, but I break the loop near the end to get him solidly on the ground as I kill him.
I use the Aerial Gargoyle in the first section because he's the only one that can snap the vines, allowing easy access to the Vial.
New route has me die at the boss, which burns away the canopy prematurely, allowing me to get the Life Vessel about 30 second earlier than normal.
I could have flown to the right until I exited the area after collecting the first Vial, but it was pretty boring up there in the sky. I sacrifice a few frames and take the ground route, which is more entertaining.
I jump around a lot in this level instead of walking because the ground has slippery properties, wasting frames if you try to walk on it. Also, you may notice some weird switching going on during this level when I pause. This has nothing to do with anything, and I merely was doing it for entertainment (seeing how many times I could move around the menu before being allowed to unpause again).
Just backtracking to pick up a few items.
I purposely fall into the water as Ground Gargoyle to collect the Vial and the Hand Talisman (I know this looks like a desync at first).
Head-Butt Mini Game
Looks easy, but is actually quite difficult in real time. I manipulated the skulls to appear on the bottom two rows only (excepting the last skull, which appeared on the right so I could take my prize sooner).
When Crawler (the pile of puke or whatever) falls down from the ceiling, you're supposed to run away from him to the right and wait for him to transform. You're also supposed to return later and head up into the area that he falls from to get a Life Vessel. I do neither and simply walk through him, which saves me from returning to the area later, and also saves me the hassle of waiting for Crawler to reach the boss area and transform.
The aquatic parts of this level were the hardest to optimize, especially the areas where I had to continuously avoid spikes, destroy blocks, and kill the swimmy guys. The parts where I touch spikes or otherwise get hurt are to better position myself to eliminate as much as possible on the screen to reduce lag, which is a plague in this level.
Switching to Legendary Gargoyle during the Holothurion fight (the snail) is faster, despite the fact I am slowly drowning.
Not much to say about this section, really. It's as easy as it looks, even for the casual player, including the pathetic boss.
Final Level
This was my favorite level to record, and it's also the most entertaining.
When I ring the bell, it takes forever for the Life Extension to fall out, hence me falling back down and messing around.
I never thought I'd actually use the Claw shot in this run, but it proved itself invaluable in the horizontal wind section, especially when I realized that I can stand on top of the goo in addition to using it normally to latch on to.
After falling down the second vertical section, I land in the middle of the floor, rather than close to the door. I sacrificed a bit of time here to supply a bit of entertainment by killing all the flying rams.
Annoyingly enough, Phalanx is one pixel out of reach, forcing me to switch to Aerial Gargoyle, fly up, and switch back to Legendary. Phalanx's third form is amazingly brutal for the casual player. It's stupidly simple in this movie.
The one minor glitch
If left and right on the control pad are held down while firing, Firebrand will shoot a fireball to the right, but it comes out of the back of his head rather than his mouth. I use this a lot to kill enemies that are behind me, and to manipulate bosses into positions I normally wouldn't be able to.
If there's any way to glitch through the breakable blocks in the vertical moving platforms section, this would negate the need to return the the level later.
Another case where glitching through the breakable blocks might save some time. With Aerial Gargoyle, I was able to glitch myself somewhat inside of the moving skull pillar directly below the blocks by holding left, right, and A, but I wasn't able to do much else. Something to think about though.
It may be possible to manipulate the second form of Flame Lord so that he does his sine wave for the duration of the battle. This would let you get more standing hits in with the Ground Gargoyle. Also, if there's a way to glitch up and into the burning canopy, I could get the Life Vessel the first time through the level and save quite a bit of time.
Zurreco for various suggestions and his 100% route
Mechuyael for various suggestions
And for bringing a few large oversights to my attention, negjay and Zurreco
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Truncated: I will accept this run. Well played and good feedback (mostly). 100% items was a the right choice.
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Posted: Thu 9th Feb 2017
70 laser attacks on police helicopters including the Hawarden based aircraft in past year
This article is old - Published: Thursday, Feb 9th, 2017
Figures revealed to Deeside.com show that in the twelve months to 7th February 2017 the National Police Air Service (NPAS) has been subjected to 70 laser attacks on its aircraft including attacks on the Hawarden based helicopter.
NPAS say in 2015 the figure was significantly higher with 91 laser attacks being recorded over the same period.
The impact from a laser attack can cause temporary 'flash' blindness for pilots and in some cases lasting eye damage as well as put aircraft at risk.
It is already illegal to shine lasers at pilots but under current laws police have to prove a person endangered the aircraft when shining a laser.
Now tougher sentences are being brought in for people caught shining laser pens to distract pilots, train and bus drivers.
Offenders will face fines of thousands of pounds or a jail sentence under the stronger new powers.
A pilots view of a laser being shone at a helicopter
The first laser attack on a passenger aircraft was reported in 2004 with over 200 attacks reported per year by 2008.
Since 2011, there have been approximately 1,500 attacks per year on aircraft.
In 2015 a 16-year-old boy from Deeside was fined £65 for shining a laser pen at the Hawarden police helicopter as it searched for suspects in the area.
The "intense green light" flashed for two or three seconds for a ten minute period.
Ollie Dismore, Director of Operations for the National Police Air Service said:
Continued laser attacks on aircraft worldwide is a source of serious concern to the aviation industry. In an attack, a laser pointer is deliberately or recklessly shone at airborne aircraft, sometimes persistently over a period of minutes.
The impact on a pilot is at the very least distracting, but can be serious enough to cause temporary 'flash' blindness and in some cases; lasting eye damage.
Attacks in the UK increased with 1380 laser strikes on aircraft reported to the Civil Aviation Authority last year.
Many more happen on public transport such as trains and buses.
Mr Dismore continues:
What may seem harmless fun to the culprit could potentially have devastating consequences for the crew and passengers in the aircraft, innocent members of the public on the ground, as well as potentially causing harm to police aircraft which are there to protect public.
Shining laser pens at any transport operator is proposed to become an offence under new legislation. The new law will mean that police will only have to prove the offence of shining the laser and will ultimately make it even safer for aircraft travel both now and in the future.
The National Police Air Service is working with colleagues from across the UK aviation sector in order to manage the risk from laser attacks and to reduce the number of flight crews that become victims.
NPAS are currently conducting a laser protective eyewear trial which they hope will better protect staff against this threat in future.
Here's an inside view of the hi-tec equipment police currently use in helicopters across the UK
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VkzQbL-9Eh0


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Has mudrammer been updated so that logging works? In the past, whenever I've tried to log / save logs on iPhone, mudrammer has crashed. I do like mudrammer (multiple connections is great!), but the crashing when logging is sadfas.
I was unaware that you could still access them!
@mudrammer so i am trying to say this in the most constructive way. I am sure your game is great, but you say you've been polishing it for decades. And like, one can tell. Because your website looks like it is from the 90s.
It is weirdly small, doesn't flex to the screen, and is hard to read. I tried to read some helpfiles but the font was really small and gray against gray.
@meg You are absolutely right - the website is a 90s horror show. A real acid trip.
I hope you won't let that put you off entirely - there's lots of great in-game help (it's definitely more-recently updated too) and many helpful players.


We've never really thought to do anything special for National Day in the past years as the children were too young to understand much and Joshua and I don't really fancy even watching the NDP on TV. I have even less impetus this year due to my exhaustion from the pregnancy.
However, the children have learnt many national day songs from the school and Joash has been asking me about National Day for the past one week. Thus, I decided to put in the effort to make it a meaningful day for them.
Jayna counting her fingers for me.
Dressed in the national colors, we headed down to IMM for a McDonald's breakfast (We've not been to Macs for a very long time.) The children loved the bread with grape jam from my big breakfast meal, the hash browns and the orange juice. After the meal, we roamed the mall. The kids kept pulling us to the various pastry shops to admire the colorful and pretty cakes on display.
the sweets deco at one of the stalls.
Then, we went to Giant to get some groceries. Thankfully, Joash likes to sit in the trolley seat while Jayna prefers to be in the trolley itself so there wasn't any arguments at all. Phew!
We lunched at Secret Recipe and went for a joy ride with the children napping along the way. (I was pretty surprised that Joash liked the cream of broccoli soup more than the mushroom soup.) The moment we reached home, Joash asked for the jelly which I promised him in the morning.
I had not been able to cook during my pregnancy since I can't stand stationary for more than 5 min without fainting. So it was a difficult choice for me to decide to make the healthy red dates jelly. Since I don't allow the children to eat the commercial type of jelly, they would be deprived of one of their favorite snack if I don't put in the effort to make the home-made (no sugar added) ones. I had to take multiple breaks in the cooking process but the result was worth it. They enjoyed the jelly so much, especially those heart-shaped ones, that it was all gone in a matter of minutes, which explains why there weren't any photos taken.
Soon it was time for the National Day Parade on TV!!! I bought them the Singapore flags to wave around while we watched the live telecast. They were curiously quiet when the National anthem or the National Day song came on despite singing them enthusiastically for the past one week. They only sang along with the song "Singapura, Oh Singapura".
On the whole, Joash could appreciate the show much better than Jayna. Halfway through, she simply wanted her Daddy to carry her. Poor Joshua... Towards the end of the program, I switched off the lights so that we could all better admire the fireworks and the city lights. The children had so much fun that they BOTH threw major tantrums when it was time for bed. We knew they were really tired so Joshua had to manhandle them through most part of their bath in spite of their loud screaming. After all that protest against going to bed, they fell asleep the very moment their heads hit the pillow!
Wow, look at the flags fly!
Here's a video of them waving the flags vigorously during the singing of the National anthem.


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Tigers stay careful, won't rush Mike Fiers back
Chris McCosky
Lakeland, Fla. — The Tigers signed right-hander Mike Fiers to eat innings, to make his usual 29 or 30 starts and be a solidifying presence on a staff the features three young starters.
So, from their point of view, it is far less important that he comes north with the club at the end of March and early April, than it is being healthy and productive for the other five and a half months of the season.
That's why it's a safe presumption that he will stay back in Lakeland when the Tigers come north next week — either for extended spring training or on a 10-day stint on the disabled list.
"I wish I could go out there and pitch right now, pitch in games," said Fiers, whom the Tigers signed to a one-year, $6 million deal this off-season. "But they're looking out for my health, as well. They don't want me to rush back into it."
No official decision has been made, of course. But time is running out for Fiers to work through the back stiffness that's plagued him all spring and build his pitch-count and arm strength up to where it needs to be.
The Tigers have six more exhibition games left before breaking camp March 27.
More: Auburn's Casey Mize has right stuff to be Tigers' top pick
"We still have another week or so," Fiers said. "But we've got guys who can step in if I am not ready. There is no rush. If I come back in a week or two weeks, whatever the plan is, it's to keep me healthy.
"It's not about making that first start. It's about making the rest of the starts beyond that."
Fiers, who will be 33 in June, made four spring starts, but didn't get through four innings of any of them. With the pain and stiffness in his back, he was having trouble getting any life on his pitches, or getting them down in the strike zone. The results weren't pretty — 12 runs in 11.1 innings.
"He's got something going on and it's stopped him from being successful," pitching coach Chris Bosio said last week. "You hate to judge anybody when they are not healthy. It's not fair to them.
"All these guys want to play. It's so unfair to expect them to go out and power through these injuries when they are not right. It's only going to create more problems."
Fiers said he hasn't been shut down, but his throwing program has been significantly decelerated. He takes treatment on the back every day and has done some tossing on flat ground.
"It's just a process right now of getting back," he said. "Getting back to how I pitch. Obviously, I wasn't feeling the best and there were things prohibiting me from throwing how I throw.
"And we didn't want to continue throwing with the pain. Just get it back right so you don't mess with your mechanics. That's the biggest thing."
As of Wednesday morning, there was no plan for him to pitch, either on the back fields against minor league hitters or in a Grapefruit League game.
"Yeah, no plan," he said. "It's really just a day-to-day thing and seeing how I feel. Everything is going well. We will just see how it goes. I understand there are a lot of guys who need to throw. To get back into the rotation, that's going to take time.
"Whatever happens, happens."
If Fiers does start the season in extended spring, the Tigers rotation to start the year will be Jordan Zimmermann, Michael Fulmer, Matthew Boyd, Francisco Liriano and Daniel Norris.
MANNING INJURED
Right-hander Matt Manning, rated the seventh-best prospect in the Tigers system by the News and No. 2 by MLBPipeline, will be shut down for an indefinite period of time after being diagnosed with a low level oblique strain on Tuesday.
The Tigers, in a release, said he would rest until he is pain-free.
"We anticipate him starting in extended spring training for a couple of weeks before being activated with Single-A West Michigan," the statement said.
The Tigers top prospect, right-hander Franklin Perez, will also start the season on the injured list. He's out for three months with a strained lat muscle.
cmccosky@detroitnews.com
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Derecho Internacional Público – www.dipublico.org Catedra I de Derecho Internacional Público – Facultad de Derecho y Ciencias Políticas – Universidad Católica de La Plata
Bibliografia Especial
Apendice Legislativo
Compendios
Constitución Nacional e Instrumentos de Derechos Humanos con Jerarquía Constitucional
Programa de Estudios – 2016
Programa Abreviado
Guia Orientativa
Cronograma de Clases 2019
Comisión "M" – Jueves
Comisión "N" – Miércoles
Locuciones Latinas
El tratamiento de la pandemia Covid-19 en el marco de las Naciones Unidas – 08/07/2020 – 18 hs
Seminario: "Impactos económicos y sociales del COVID-19. Desafíos para promover el goce y protección eficaz de los derechos humanos"
Temas sobre el Derecho de los Tratados – Miércoles 17 de junio, 17.00 horas
Ejercicios de práctica simulada como formas de enseñar Derecho Internacional: la competencia Philip C. Jessup en Argentina
La reciente elección en el Consejo de Derechos Humanos de Naciones Unidas de Bolivia, Cuba y México: breves apuntes
Sanciones de EEUU a la Corte Penal Internacional: reacción colectiva de 67 Estados
Racismo en Estados Unidos: llamado conjunto de varios mecanismos de derechos humanos de Naciones Unidas
Fiscal de la Corte Penal Internacional (CPI): solicitud de investigación contra exacciones militares israelíes procede en todos los territorios palestinos, Gaza incluída
Crisis de Deuda y default MACRI. Por Héctor GIULIANO
Ingeniería Financiera del Saqueo Macri; Por Héctor GIULIANO
Perspectivas del Derecho Internacional Público sobre el Genocidio Armenio
El Acuerdo de Escazú
Dossier 2018 – Semana 51
Agrupación Atlántica de Desarrollo para América Latina (ADELA)
Acuerdos Regionales y Carta de las Naciones Unidas
Guyana / Venezuela: Corte Internacional de Justicia (CIJ) se declara competente
Corte Penal Internacional: de cara a la elección de jueces titulares
La reciente aprobación del Acuerdo de Escazú por parte del Senado de México: breves apuntes
A dos años de la apertura a la firma del Acuerdo de Escazú
Cassese's International Law
The Oxford Handbook of International Arbitration
Democracy and International Law
Research Handbook on International Law and Social Rights
Call For Submissions: Cambridge International Law Journal
Journal of Human Rights and the Environment (JHRE) – Now accepting submissions for Volume 12 and beyond
"Actores regionales y normas globales: la Unión Europea y los BRICS como actores normativos": llamamiento comunicaciones
Premio Josep Miquel Prats Canut a la mejor tesis doctoral en Derecho ambiental (V edición, 2019)
Podcast Jurídico: "Hablemos de Derecho Internacional"
Derecho Penal Internacional: desarrollo actual y genealogía – United Nations Audiovisual Library of International Law
International Claims Commissions – United Nations Audiovisual Library of International Law
La plataforma continental y su límite exterior – United Nations Audiovisual Library of International Law
Mercosur y la euforia del comercio libre
La importancia del G-20 en 2018
"Cerrar Europa a los solicitantes de asilo sería una abdicación de nuestros valores"
Palestine v United States: Why the ICJ does not need to decide whether Palestine is a state
Journal of Conflict Resolution – Volume 65 Issue 1, January 2021
International Studies Quarterly – Volume 64, Issue 4, December 2020
Cambridge International Law Journal – Volume 9, Issue 2: (December 2020)
Revista Relaciones Internacionales – Vol. 29 Núm. 59 (2020)
Tribunales Arbitrales
Recueil des arbitrages internationaux
Volumen II
Reports of International Arbitral Awards
International Claims Commissions
Jurisprudencia Internacional
Corte Permanente de Justicia Internacional
P.C.I.J. (Full Text)
Corte P. de Justicia Inter. (ESP)
C.P.J.I., Resúmenes (1922-46)
C.I.J. Texto Completo (1948-2017)
C.I.J., Resúmenes (1948-2020)
TPR Mercosur
Corte Interamericana de Derechos Humanos
Tribunal Europeo de Derechos Humanos
Tribunal Internacional del Derecho del Mar
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Tribunal Penal Internacional para Rwanda
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Peru (Tratados y Doc. Int.)
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Multilaterales
Cumbre Milenio 2000
Medio Humano (1972)
Tratados (Org. Internacionales, 1986)
Corte Penal Internacional (1998)
Derechos Humanos (Viena, 1993)
Derecho de los Tratados (1969)
Derecho del Mar (1968-1994)
Conferencias Internacionales Americanas
Conferencias Internacionales Americanas 1889-1936
Protocol additional to the Geneva Convention Relative to the Protection of Civilian Persons in Time of War (Geneva Convention IV) (Protocol II) (relating to the Protection of Victims of Non-International Armed Conflicts)
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Preamble The High Contracting Parties, Recalling that the humanitarian principles enshrined in Article 3 common to the Geneva Conventions of 12 August 1949, constitute the foundation of respect for the human person in cases of armed conflict not of an international character,Recalling furthermore that international instruments relating to human rights offer a basic protection to the human person,Emphasizing the need to ensure a better protection for the victims of those armed conflicts,Recalling that, in cases not covered by the law in force, the human person remains under the protection of the principles of humanity and the dictates of the public conscience,Have agreed on the following:Part I. Scope of this ProtocolArt 1. Material field of application1. This Protocol, which develops and supplements Article 3 common to the Geneva Conventions of 12 August 1949 without modifying its existing conditions of application, shall apply to all armed conflicts which are not covered by Article 1 of the Protocol Additional to the Geneva Conventions of 12 August 1949, and relating to the Protection of Victims of International Armed Conflicts (Protocol I) and which take place in the territory of a High Contracting Party between its armed forces and dissident armed forces or other organized armed groups which, under responsible command, exercise such control over a part of its territory as to enable them to carry out sustained and concerted military operations and to implement this Protocol.2. This Protocol shall not apply to situations of internal disturbances and tensions, such as riots, isolated and sporadic acts of violence and other acts of a similar nature, as not being armed conflicts.Art 2. Personal field of application1. This Protocol shall be applied without any adverse distinction founded on race, colour, sex, language, religion or belief, political or other opinion, national or social origin, wealth, birth or other status, or on any other similar criteria (hereinafter referred to as "adverse distinction") to all persons affected by an armed conflict as defined in Article 1.2. At the end of the armed conflict, all the persons who have been deprived of their liberty or whose liberty has been restricted for reasons related to such conflict, as well as those deprived of their liberty or whose liberty is restricted after the conflict for the same reasons, shall enjoy the protection of Articles 5 and 6 until the end of such deprivation or restriction of liberty.Art 3. Non-intervention1. Nothing in this Protocol shall be invoked for the purpose of affecting the sovereignty of a State or the responsibility of the government, by all legitimate means, to maintain or re-establish law and order in the State or to defend the national unity and territorial integrity of the State.2. Nothing in this Protocol shall be invoked as a justification for intervening, directly or indirectly, for any reason whatever, in the armed conflict or in the internal or external affairs of the High Contracting Party in the territory of which that conflict occurs.Part II. Humane TreatmentArt 4 Fundamental guarantees1. All persons who do not take a direct part or who have ceased to take part in hostilities, whether or not their liberty has been restricted, are entitled to respect for their person, honour and convictions and religious practices. They shall in all circumstances be treated humanely, without any adverse distinction. It is prohibited to order that there shall be no survivors.2. Without prejudice to the generality of the foregoing, the following acts against the persons referred to in paragraph I are and shall remain prohibited at any time and in any place whatsoever:(a) violence to the life, health and physical or mental well-being of persons, in particular murder as well as cruel treatment such as torture, mutilation or any form of corporal punishment;(b) collective punishments;(c) taking of hostages;(d) acts of terrorism;(e) outrages upon personal dignity, in particular humiliating and degrading treatment, rape, enforced prostitution and any form or indecent assault;(f) slavery and the slave trade in all their forms;(g) pillage;(h) threats to commit any or the foregoing acts.3. Children shall be provided with the care and aid they require, and in particular:(a) they shall receive an education, including religious and moral education, in keeping with the wishes of their parents, or in the absence of parents, of those responsible for their care;(b) all appropriate steps shall be taken to facilitate the reunion of families temporarily separated;(c) children who have not attained the age of fifteen years shall neither be recruited in the armed forces or groups nor allowed to take part in hostilities;(d) the special protection provided by this Article to children who have not attained the age of fifteen years shall remain applicable to them if they take a direct part in hostilities despite the provisions of subparagraph (c) and are captured;(e) measures shall be taken, if necessary, and whenever possible with the consent of their parents or persons who by law or custom are primarily responsible for their care, to remove children temporarily from the area in which hostilities are taking place to a safer area within the country and ensure that they are accompanied by persons responsible for their safety and well-being.Art 5. Persons whose liberty has been restricted1. In addition to the provisions of Article 4 the following provisions shall be respected as a minimum with regard to persons deprived of their liberty for reasons related to the armed conflict, whether they are interned or detained;(a) the wounded and the sick shall be treated in accordance with Article 7;(b) the persons referred to in this paragraph shall, to the same extent as the local civilian population, be provided with food and drinking water and be afforded safeguards as regards health and hygiene and protection against the rigours of the climate and the dangers of the armed conflict;(c) they shall be allowed to receive individual or collective relief;(d) they shall be allowed to practise their religion and, if requested and appropriate, to receive spiritual assistance from persons, such as chaplains, performing religious functions;(e) they shall, if made to work, have the benefit of working conditions and safeguards similar t
o those enjoyed by the local civilian population.2. Those who are responsible for the internment or detention of the persons referred to in paragraph 1 shall also, within the limits of their capabilities, respect the following provisions relating to such persons:(a) except when men and women of a family are accommodated together, women shall be held in quarters separated from those of men and shall be under the immediate supervision of women;(b) they shall be allowed to send and receive letters and cards, the number of which may be limited by competent authority if it deems necessary;(c) places of internment and detention shall not be located close to the combat zone. The persons referred to in paragraph 1 shall be evacuated when the places where they are interned or detained become particularly exposed to danger arising out of the armed conflict, if their evacuation can be carried out under adequate conditions of safety;(d) they shall have the benefit of medical examinations;(e) their physical or mental health and integrity shall not be endangered by any unjustified act or omission. Accordingly, it is prohibited to subject the persons described in this Article to any medical procedure which is not indicated by the state of health of the person concerned, and which is not consistent with the generally accepted medical standards applied to free persons under similar medical circumstances.3. Persons who are not covered by paragraph 1 but whose liberty has been restricted in any way whatsoever for reasons related to the armed conflict shall be treated humanely in accordance with Article 4 and with paragraphs 1 (a), (c) and (d), and 2 (b) of this Article.4. If it is decided to release persons deprived of their liberty, necessary measures to ensure their safety shall be taken by those so deciding.Art 6. Penal prosecutions1. This Article applies to the prosecution and punishment of criminal offences related to the armed conflict.2. No sentence shall be passed and no penalty shall be executed on a person found guilty of an offence except pursuant to a conviction pronounced by a court offering the essential guarantees of independence and impartiality.In particular:(a) the procedure shall provide for an accused to be informed without delay of the particulars of the offence alleged against him and shall afford the accused before and during his trial all necessary rights and means of defence;(b) no one shall be convicted of an offence except on the basis of individual penal responsibility;(c) no one shall be held guilty of any criminal offence on account of any act or omission which did not constitute a criminal offence, under the law, at the time when it was committed; nor shall a heavier penalty be imposed than that which was applicable at the time when the criminal offence was committed; if, after the commission of the offence, provision is made by law for the imposition of a lighter penalty, the offender shall benefit thereby;(d) anyone charged with an offence is presumed innocent until proved guilty according to law;(e) anyone charged with an offence shall have the right to be tried in his presence;(f) no one shall be compelled to testify against himself or to confess guilt.3. A convicted person shall be advised on conviction of his judicial and other remedies and of the time-limits within which they may be exercised.4. The death penalty shall not be pronounced on persons who were under the age of eighteen years at the time of the offence and shall not be carried out on pregnant women or mothers of young children.5. At the end of hostilities, the authorities in power shall endeavour to grant the broadest possible amnesty to persons who have participated in the armed conflict, or those deprived of their liberty for reasons related to the armed conflict, whether they are interned or detained.Part III. Wounded, Sick and Shipwrecked Art 7. Protection and care1. All the wounded, sick and shipwrecked, whether or not they have taken part in the armed conflict, shall be respected and protected.2. In all circumstances they shall be treated humanely and shall receive to the fullest extent practicable and with the least possible delay, the medical care and attention required by their condition. There shall be no distinction among them founded on any grounds other than medical ones.Art 8. SearchWhenever circumstances permit and particularly after an engagement, all possible measures shall be taken, without delay, to search for and collect the wounded, sick and shipwrecked, to protect them against pillage and ill-treatment, to ensure their adequate care, and to search for the dead, prevent their being despoiled, and decently dispose of them.Art 9. Protection of medical and religious personnel1. Medical and religious personnel shall be respected and protected and shall be granted all available help for the performance of their duties. They shall not be compelled to carry out tasks which are not compatible with their humanitarian mission.2. In the performance of their duties medical personnel may not be required to give priority to any person except on medical grounds.Art 10. General protection of medical duties1. Under no circumstances shall any person be punished for having carried out medical activities compatible with medical ethics, regardless of the person benefiting therefrom.2. Persons engaged in medical activities shall neither be compelled to perform acts or to carry out work contrary to, nor be compelled to refrain from acts required by, the rules of medical ethics or other rules designed for the benefit of the wounded and sick, or this Protocol.3. The professional obligations of persons engaged in medical activities regarding information which they may acquire concerning the wounded and sick under their care shall, subject to national law, be respected.4. Subject to national law, no person engaged in medical activities may be penalized in any way for refusing or failing to give information concerning the wounded and sick who are, or who have been, under his care.Art 11. Protection of medical units and transports1. Medical units and transports shall be respected and protected at all times and shall not be the object of attack.2. The protection to which medical units and transports are entitled shall not cease unless they are used to commit hostile acts, outside their humanitarian function. Protection may, however, cease only after a warning has been given, setting, whenever appropriate, a reasonable time-limit, and after such warning has re
mained unheeded.Art 12. The distinctive emblemUnder the direction of the competent authority concerned, the distinctive emblem of the red cross, red crescent or red lion and sun on a white ground shall be displayed by medical and religious personnel and medical units, and on medical transports. It shall be respected in all circumstances. It shall not be used improperly.Part IV. Civilian PopulationArt 13. Protection of the civilian population1. The civilian population and individual civilians shall enjoy general protection against the dangers arising from military operations. To give effect to this protection, the following rules shall be observed in all circumstances.2. The civilian population as such, as well as individual civilians, shall not be the object of attack. Acts or threats of violence the primary purpose of which is to spread terror among the civilian population are prohibited.3. Civilians shall enjoy the protection afforded by this part, unless and for such time as they take a direct part in hostilities.Art 14. Protection of objects indispensable to the survival of the civilian populationStarvation of civilians as a method of combat is prohibited. It is therefore prohibited to attack, destroy, remove or render useless for that purpose, objects indispensable to the survival of the civilian population such as food-stuffs, agricultural areas for the production of food-stuffs, crops, livestock, drinking water installations and supplies and irrigation works.Art 15. Protection of works and installations containing dangerous forcesWorks or installations containing dangerous forces, namely dams, dykes and nuclear electrical generating stations, shall not be made the object of attack, even where these objects are military objectives, if such attack may cause the release of dangerous forces and consequent severe losses among the civilian population.Art 16. Protection of cultural objects and of places of worshipWithout prejudice to the provisions of the Hague Convention for the Protection of Cultural Property in the Event of Armed Conflict of 14 May 1954, it is prohibited to commit any acts of hostility directed against historic monuments, works of art or places of worship which constitute the cultural or spiritual heritage of peoples, and to use them in support of the military effort.Art 17. Prohibition of forced movement of civilians1. The displacement of the civilian population shall not be ordered for reasons related to the conflict unless the security of the civilians involved or imperative military reasons so demand. Should such displacements have to be carried out, all possible measures shall be taken in order that the civilian population may be received under satisfactory conditions of shelter, hygiene, health, safety and nutrition.2. Civilians shall not be compelled to leave their own territory for reasons connected with the conflict.Art 18. Relief societies and relief actions1. Relief societies located in the territory of the High Contracting Party, such as Red Cross (Red Crescent, Red Lion and Sun) organizations may offer their services for the performance of their traditional functions in relation to the victims of the armed conflict. The civilian population may, even on its own initiative, offer to collect and care for the wounded, sick and shipwrecked.2. If the civilian population is suffering undue hardship owing to a lack of the supplies essential for its survival, such as food-stuffs and medical supplies, relief actions for the civilian population which are of an exclusively humanitarian and impartial nature and which are conducted without any adverse distinction shall be undertaken subject to the consent of the High Contracting Party concerned.Part V. Final ProvisionsArt 19. DisseminationThis Protocol shall be disseminated as widely as possible.Art 20. SignatureThis Protocol shall be open for signature by the Parties to the Conventions six months after the signing of the Final Act and will remain open for a period of twelve months.Art 21. RatificationThis Protocol shall be ratified as soon as possible. The instruments of ratification shall be deposited with the Swiss Federal Council, depositary of the Conventions.Art 22. AccessionThis Protocol shall be open for accession by any Party to the Conventions which has not signed it. The instruments of accession shall be deposited with the depositary.Art 23. Entry into force1. This Protocol shall enter into force six months after two instruments of ratification or accession have been deposited.2. For each Party to the Conventions thereafter ratifying or acceding to this Protocol, it shall enter into force six months after the deposit by such Party of its instrument of ratification or accession.Art 24. Amendment1. Any High Contracting Party may propose amendments to this Protocol. The text of any proposed amendment shall be communicated to the depositary which shall decide, after consultation with all the High Contracting Parties and the International Committee of the Red Cross, whether a conference should be convened to consider the proposed amendment.2. The depositary shall invite to that conference all the High Contracting Parties as well as the Parties to the Conventions, whether or not they are signatories of this Protocol.Art 25. Denunciation1. In case a High Contracting Party should denounce this Protocol, the denunciation shall only take effect six months after receipt of the instrument of denunciation. If, however, on the expiry of six months, the denouncing Party is engaged in the situation referred to in Article 1, the denunciation shall not take effect before the end of the armed conflict. Persons who have been deprived of liberty, or whose liberty has been restricted, for reasons related to the conflict shall nevertheless continue to benefit from the provisions of this Protocol until their final release.2. The denunciation shall be notified in writing to the depositary, which shall transmit it to all the High Contracting Parties.Art 26. NotificationsThe depositary shall inform the High Contracting Parties as well as the Parties to the Conventions, whether or not they are signatories of this Protocol, of:(a) signatures affixed to this Protocol and the deposit of instruments of ratification and accession under Articles 21 and 22;(b) the date of entry into force of this Protocol under Article 23; and(c)
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Jimmie Holder hired as boys' varsity basketball coach
Jimmie Holder, the 2018-19 assistant boys' varsity basketball coach at Trigg County High School, has been hired as Ballard Memorial's new head boys' coach. He also will serve as a special education teacher at Ballard County Middle School.
Holder's coaching experience spans from elementary school to small colleges, with a host of professional mentors. The Benton, Ky., native was a student assistant coach and player under Murray State University's Mick Cronin (now at UCLA), and assistant to Murray High School varsity girls' coach Wyatt Foust during the year that school won the girls' All A state tournament (2017-18 season).
"We are excited for Coach Holder to join the Bomber program," said Ballard Superintendent Casey Allen. "His experiences as a player and a coach will serve him well in working with our student-athletes and preparing them for success, on and off the court."
Holder graduated from Murray State with a bachelor's degree in health and PE, but without a teaching certificate, since he just knew he wanted to coach college-level basketball. It was during his tenure as a coach and recruiter at Kaskaskia and Wabash colleges that he said he realized he wanted something else. He met his wife of soon-to-be six years, Cari.
"I fell in love, and I knew I wanted a family," he said. Holder said that college coaching is a 24-hour-a-day job, between long recruiting visits and standing in as surrogate parent to many of the players. He said he didn't think he could be the kind of husband and father he wanted to be, if he was going to be the kind of college coach he wanted to be.
He spent five years with the Peel and Holland Insurance agency, working as an organizer and coordinator for numerous corporate wellness programs. Holder said he knew that to coach in high school, he'd have to become certified to teach, and credited Murray High School Principal Teresa Speed as helping him earn his alternate certification. Holder will earn his master's degree in special education from Murray State in May.
He explained that at his first players' meeting, he wanted them to understand that he'd be coaching them hard, but that it came from a place of love. "I want to get to know them on and off the floor," he said. He added that it was his goal to have transparency with players and parents.
He said it was Murray's Foust that helped him understand that coaching kids was bigger than basketball. "I want our athletes to understand, it's always bigger than basketball," Holder said. "I want them to be men of great character," he said. "Young men who will be great husbands, great fathers, be involved in their community.
"If we do the right things, the wins will follow," he said. "We're going to become family."
Holder also thanked former Marshall County High School Coach Gus Gillespie, now at Marion, Ill., for giving him his start in high school coaching and opening the door to collegiate coaching. He also had a shout-out for Payton Croft, former head coach at Trigg County, for helping him in his coaching and teaching career. Croft was just hired at head boys' varsity coach by Ballard district rival Mayfield – an ironic nugget not lost on Holder. He laughed and said, "Yeah, I have the feeling we're going to be seeing a lot of one another."
Holder and his wife, Cari, have two sons: Sullivan, 3, and Dawson, 9 months.


Thank you for writing such an informative and impressive article ("Awash in Plastic," Autumn 2015). I've known about these humongous ocean debris areas from reading previous articles. Your article made them more real to the imagination. I felt as if I were along on your trip. Motion sickness and all! I'll be sending a link to your article to all my pals scattered throughout the USA. Maybe their feedback and input will get the ball rolling and encourage companies to offer more eco-friendly packaging and manufacturing of products in the not-too-distant future.
"Awash in Plastic" ends with a paragraph about reducing plastic through personal consumer choices. That's not pointless, and is also not a solution. Plastic makers are getting a free ride. Their products are not cheaper, nor harmless to dispose. Impact costs could be embedded in manufacture and sale. We all pay for it in different ways already. Policy changes are required.
It strikes me that this global, oceanic problem has a connection to the Willamette River, which flows through Eugene. What would it take to become a plastic-free Willamette? How could we set an example in our backyard to rid our urban waterway of its contribution to the Pacific gyre?
Regarding "Got Their Backs" (Autumn 2015), if there was a dog on death row that was given the choice of living on the street with someone who loved them or dying a death with so-called dignity, we know what choice the dog would take. Who cares that the food is the cheapest, and the dog didn't get regular checkups? It was loved and was able to love back. Isn't that what counts?
I would like to see more articles in Oregon Quarterly about teaching and learning. What are teachers doing to engage their students and encourage them, especially at the undergraduate level? What are students doing to show that they are learning in a productive way? What has changed in the general attitude of teachers at the university?
I have to honestly say that while I was at the UO in the '60s, more teachers were interested in catching mistakes and criticizing students than were interested in building them up to love learning. There were notable exceptions. Some teachers loved their subjects and were able to communicate their enthusiasm so that students really wanted to learn. These teachers made a huge difference to me. They should not be exceptions.
Not long ago I was shocked by a report in the Register-Guard that plans may be afoot to demolish the Bowerman Building! The reason is to make room for a larger grandstand needed to accommodate large crowds (30,000 plus) expected at the IAAF World Championships in track and field in 2021. May I propose an alternative solution to the problem of accommodating the anticipated megacrowds in 2021? Simply install a track in Autzen Stadium. Football and track used to coexist at Hayward. They should be able to do the same at Autzen.
I hope that the decision makers give this proposal careful consideration.
Editor's note: The Bowerman Building will be demolished in August. The building's functions will be moved to new facilities in the new west grandstand at Hayward Field.
Jonathan Graham's article "Wandering Hong Kong" (Autumn 2015), perhaps unintentionally, gives credence to and indirectly endorses the consumption of shark fin soup—one of the most egregious acts of cruelty that can be performed against wildlife. According to the organization Shark Savers, between 26 and 73 million sharks are killed each year for their fins, placing the species in great danger of survival.
I read a notice in the latest Quarterly about the death of Emmett R. Williams, BS '53, MEd '70, PhD '75. I was a longtime friend of Emmett, and also a musician who performed with him. Williams was more than just a piano player. He served as an administrator in the financial aid office for years, and was one of the very few minority administrators at the university. He was a voice in counseling minority students who were involved in the various programs the likes of Upward Bound, Sesamex, and others.


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Hours + Visitor Information
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Monday through Friday from 8am to 4:30pm
2022 Holidays- Garden Closed
M L King Day, Monday January 17th, 2022
President's Day, Monday February 21st, 2022
Cesar Chavez Day, Friday March 25th, 2022
Memorial Day, Monday May 30th, 2022
Juneteenth (observed), Monday June 20th, 2022
Independence Day, Monday July 4th, 2022
Tours are available for groups of 10 and more
Please contact: Meghan Ray, Blake Garden Manager
Email: meghanray@berkeley.edu
Well behaved dogs on leash are welcome in the garden.
Owners must clean up after their pets.
Trash:
We ask you to take all your trash away with you.
There are many wondrous things for children to look at and discover at Blake Garden. We ask parents and children to stay on the paths, not to throw anything into the pools, no picking of plants, flowers or fruits, no tree and rock climbing. There are several parks nearby with play structures.
There are steep slopes in the garden, some with stairs but baby carriages can be used with caution.
Wheelchair accessibility:
Blake Garden is built in the Kensington hills. There are steep slopes throughout the garden. Parts of the garden can be accessed by wheelchair. Please call or email Meghan Ray for more information about the garden's accessibility.
A trail map and brochure is available on line. Plant and bird lists are available at the greenhouse garden office.
Restrooms:
Restrooms are located at the greenhouse.
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Animation Show programs have always been a bit of a mixed bag, but this year's slate is the most uneven yet.
Started in 2003 by animators Mike Judge and Don Hertzfeldt, The Animation Show was originally conceived as a small-scale touring show designed to display new works from established and up-and-coming animators. Since then, the show, now in its fourth year, has expanded in scale (it has so far opened in over 30 locations with more to come), if not in ambition. Animation Show programs have always been a bit of a mixed bag, but this year's slate is the most uneven yet. Part of the reason may be the lack of a new film from Hertzfeldt. His works, which include the Oscar-nominated Rejected and the small masterpiece Everything Will Be OK, have consistently been the shows' strongest entries—the funniest, the most experimental, the most profound—and his presence helped keep the submissions balanced somewhere between entertainment and art. With Hertzfeldt gone, the focus seems to have shifted to snarky, quirky humor. There are a few winners here: Georges Schwizgebel's Jeu is a lovely, abstract look at the function of art; Dave Carter's Psychotown series is goofy but genuinely funny; and Matthew Walker's Operator and John and Karen are as close as Animation Show 4 gets to Hertzfeldt's artful examinations of human concerns. But the misses largely outweigh the hits, and if the future of animation is represented by shorts like Corky Quakenbush's hideous and stupid Yompi the Crotch-Biting Sloup or the grotesque and pointlessly violent work of France's Gobelins School of Animation, it's going to be a long time before the art form is treated with the respect that Animation Show's creators think it deserves.


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El golfo de Shélijov (o Shelikhov) (en ruso: залив Шелихова; zaliv Shélijova) es un gran entrante en la parte septentrional del mar de Ojotsk, que separa la parte continental de Rusia de la península de Kamchatka. Tiene dos brazos principales: la bahía del Guízhiga, al oeste; y la bahía del Pénzhina, al este.

Este golfo lleva su nombre en honor del explorador y comerciante ruso Grigori Shélijov, que fue quien fundó en 1784 el primer asentamiento ruso en América (en isla Kodiak, en la entonces América rusa).

Geografía
El golfo tiene una longitud de 650 km, con una anchura en la boca de 130 km (entre el cabo Tolstói y cabo Yuzhny) y una anchura máxima de 300 km, y tiene una profundidad máxima de 350 m.

Las aguas del golfo permanecen congeladas desde diciembre a mayo. En el golfo hay mareas muy amplias, alcanzándose en la bahía del Pénzhina el valor más alto de todo el océano Pacífico (12,9 m).

La bahía es rica en recursos pesqueros, como el arenque, el fletán, la platija y la navaga (eleginus navaga).

El golfo de Shélijov no debe confundirse con la mucho más pequeña bahía de Shélijov (Bujta Shélijova, 50.37N, 155.62E), situada también en el mar de Ojotsk en la costa noroeste de la isla de Paramushir.

Referencias

Shelikhov
Geografía del krai de Kamchatka

Enlaces externos

Geografía del óblast de Magadán

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